Yes

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  by Marsha Welch

  Created on: October 24, 2008

  When a clothing line is being sold, the models should be selected to attract a target audience. In the

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  by Mairead Walpole

  Created on: October 15, 2008

  As a plus-size woman, I find it amusing that this is even a debate. Of course plus-sized clothing should

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  by Michelle Christina

  Created on: June 15, 2008

  The idea that plus sized women modeling clothing is "not sexy enough" suggests that emitting sex appeal

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  by Rebecca Mayglothling

  Created on: September 18, 2009

  As a tall, thin woman at five seven, a hundred and ten pounds, the general public may wonder why I

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  by T. Lynn Wright

  Created on: August 08, 2009   Last Updated: August 10, 2009

  The media would have the average woman believe that it is normal to be a size 2, or even a size zero.

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  by Melissa Roe

  Created on: May 18, 2009

  Plus size clothing is made for bigger people. If you display it on a person who is smaller in size

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  by Sheila Rae Watson

  Created on: March 19, 2008   Last Updated: July 30, 2009

  Yes. Please allow plus sized clothing to be modeled by plus-sized models!

  In a TV commercial an overweight

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  by Jane Vee

  Created on: May 16, 2009   Last Updated: May 17, 2009

  Currently plus size women buy clothing based on a size two model wearing clothes that are supposed to

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  by Shirley Love

  Created on: May 07, 2009

  Being a plus size lady myself, I am immediately turned off by seeing a plus size garment being modeled

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  by Judith Willson

  Created on: February 01, 2010   Last Updated: October 27, 2010

  It seems obvious that plus-size clothing should be modelled by appropriately sized models.  A minus

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  by Margrette Butler

  Created on: April 15, 2008   Last Updated: July 11, 2008

  Discrimination comes in all sizes and shapes. Women viewed as being above the average or perfect size

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  by Amelia Schaffer

  Created on: July 15, 2009

  Contrary to what the fashion industry would have us think, women come in all different shapes and sizes.

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  by Sandra Piddock

  Created on: February 02, 2010

  Not far from where we live in Spain, there is a town called Crevillente, which has a very high Arab

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  by Carolyn Joslin

  Created on: June 17, 2009   Last Updated: June 19, 2009

  Should men's clothing be modeled by men? Should kid's clothes be modeled by kids? The answer is, of

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  by Jennifer Wagner

  Created on: January 12, 2009

  Beautiful women come in all shapes and sizes. I take offense to the skinny women that are hired to model

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  by Sammy Stein

  Created on: February 26, 2008

  Of course plus size clothes should be modeled by plus size models. How else will we know what they will

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  by Ronnie Dauber

  Created on: October 16, 2008   Last Updated: October 30, 2008

  Plus-size clothing should be modeled by plus-size models to help determine a realistic viewpoint to

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  by Michelle Wilkinson

  Created on: October 10, 2008   Last Updated: April 19, 2010

  In the U.K. the average dress size is 16 (12 U.S.), yet we are continually bombarded with images of

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  by Summer Neiss

  Created on: January 08, 2009

  Should plus-size clothing be modeled by plus-size models? Yes.

  If you're buying clothes, whether you're

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  by Carol Gioia

  Created on: November 12, 2007   Last Updated: November 08, 2010

  Plus-size clothing modeled by anyone but plus-size models is equivalent to false advertising. A duplicate